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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Garyhlucas on May 10, 2016, 08:19:03 PM
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Just sold three new systems with DoMore PLCs. Our MiniMBR waste treatment plant is getting tons of interest and we expect orders for 3 more shortly. This is an entire advanced Ultrafiltration membrane waste water treatment plant on a single skid. It produces nearly drinking water from raw sewage. This one is sized for parks, schools, office buildings, shopping centers, convenience stores that don't have city swers available.
Glad we hitched the cart to Domore!
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Glad you did too! I'm sure the folks at ADC would love an app story. :hint:
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Might make a good story for them. The PLC is DoMore and everything electrical, enclosures, main switch, breakers, transformer, power supplies, din rail, terminals, relays, sockets, saturable reactors, cooling fan, exhaust grill, thermostat, control cables, cable ends, pressure and temperature transmitters, C-more HMI, E-stop button, wire, brass air fittings, and push-in tube connectors, gear reducer, C-face motor, shaft encoder, are all from Automation Direct! EXCEPT the VFD drives which are Hitachi, because we run on single phase power and AD drives could't use single phase above 3 hp. Designed in 100% in SolidWorks using lots of 3d models downloaded from AD too. Not to mention I've been using AD PLCs since 1994.
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Might make a good story for them. The PLC is DoMore and everything electrical, enclosures, main switch, breakers, transformer, power supplies, din rail, terminals, relays, sockets, saturable reactors, cooling fan, exhaust grill, thermostat, control cables, cable ends, pressure and temperature transmitters, C-more HMI, E-stop button, wire, brass air fittings, and push-in tube connectors, gear reducer, C-face motor, shaft encoder, are all from Automation Direct! EXCEPT the VFD drives which are Hitachi, because we run on single phase power and AD drives could't use single phase above 3 hp. Designed in 100% in SolidWorks using lots of 3d models downloaded from AD too. Not to mention I've been using AD PLCs since 1994.
If you are willing to work with them on it, I'm sure they would publish in one of several outlets they use for such things.